About Courses Overview

Core Subjects: Students typically study subjects such as Fashion Designing, Textile Science, Apparel Manufacturing Technology, Fashion Illustration, Garment Construction, Pattern Making, and Fashion Marketing.

Computer-Aided Design (CAD): Many programs incorporate training in computer-aided design software, which allows students to create digital fashion sketches, patterns, and prototypes.

Fashion Merchandising: Courses in fashion merchandising cover topics such as retail management, trend forecasting, visual merchandising, and consumer behavior.

Textile Technology: Students learn about different types of textiles, fabric construction techniques, dyeing and printing processes, and quality control standards.

Internship/Industry Training: Some programs include internships or industry training modules where students gain hands-on experience by working with fashion designers, manufacturers, retailers, or fashion houses.

Career Opportunities:

Fashion Designer: Graduates can work as fashion designers for clothing brands, fashion houses, or design studios, creating clothing, accessories, and footwear collections. They may specialize in areas such as womenswear, menswear, children's wear, or haute couture.

Fashion Merchandiser/Buyer: They can work in retail companies, department stores, or e-commerce platforms, selecting and purchasing fashion merchandise, analyzing market trends, and managing inventory.

Apparel Production Manager: Graduates can work in garment manufacturing units or textile mills, overseeing the production process, managing production schedules, ensuring quality control, and optimizing resource utilization.

Fashion Illustrator: They can work as fashion illustrators, creating sketches, drawings, or digital renderings of fashion designs for advertising campaigns, fashion magazines, or online platforms.

Textile Technologist: Graduates can work in textile mills, dyeing units, or quality control laboratories, conducting tests on textiles, analyzing fabric properties, and ensuring compliance with industry standards.

Fashion Educator/Trainer: They can pursue careers as fashion educators, teaching in fashion institutes, colleges, or training centers, imparting knowledge and skills to aspiring fashion professionals.